JSI Publications
JSI has created a number of publications on a variety of topics. Below you will find all of our individual publications for download. Each section focuses on a different category. Click on the image to get the pdf for that particular publication.
Available free on this website as well as the National Judicial College website, the Science Bench Book for Judges, 2d Ed has 14 authors ranging from the Chief Justice of the Michigan Supreme Court, an Associate Justice of the California Supreme Court, retired Associate Justice of the Wisconsin Supreme Court, Justices of the Courts of Appeals from New York and Arizona, trial judges and practitioners. The Assistant Director of the Hayden Planetarium in New York City and the President of the National Judicial College address “What is Science?” and introduce the bench book.
The book is searchable and downloadable so a judge may have it by her side while ruling from the bench. We hope you find the Bench Book useful and helpful in your work.
Click here, or on the image to go the page for downloading the book, or individual sections. Click here to be taken to additional resource material.
Above find the reports the Justice Speakers Institute prepared after completing day-long training programs on different topics. These documents summarize the insights, learnings, and outcomes derived from the immersive trainings, reflecting the commitment of JSI to fostering in-depth knowledge and proficiency across a spectrum of subjects.
On the left, find out why JSI has determined the LifeSafer Portable Alcohol Monitoring unit to be the most effective choice for probationary alcohol monitoring.
On the center, learn about the admissibility of the Soberlink device in family law cases involving contested custody and visitation.
On the right, read more about the admissibility of alcohol test results from the Smart Start SMART Mobile Device in Probation Violation Hearings.
Click on the image to download the paper.
Click on the images below to download JSI’s publications supporting Veterans Treatment Courts and its mentors.
On the left, Justice Eileen C. Moore and Dr. James Starks, Jr., Ed.D. discuss the expectations, requirements and Dos and Don'ts for Mentors in a Veterans Treatment Court. The two documents to the right of the article are one-page documents of the list of Dos and Don'ts for Mentors.
On the right, Mack Jenkins and Katherine Stewart provide a Veteran Case Plan and Progress Review form with instructions that can be used for each participant in a Veterans Treatment Courts. For just the Case Plan Form, click HERE. For just the Progress Review Form, click HERE
Click on the image to download any of the documents.
Consequent to the death of Mr. George Floyd, killed by a Minneapolis police officer with a knee to his neck and throat that resulted in American civil unrest and racial reckoning, this paper offers a collective reaction. First, this document provides a brief synopsis of the current Veterans Treatment Court (VTC) program to illustrate and contextualize the authors’ perspectives. Second, some raw, poignant past and present discriminatory behaviors and racist practices by the criminal justice system, specifically, against African Americans, are offered. Third, the authors address five specifically curated questions that speak to the current civil unrest’s nature through their individual perspectives which culminates with a collective message for VTC executives, support teams, and beyond. Lastly, the authors offer a series of recommendations to increase understanding and consciousness within the VTC program.
Click on the image to download the document.
Click on the images below to download JSI’s publication providing the top 10 drug testing tips.
Effective drug testing is a critical part for any court, Drug Treatment Courts or otherwise. JSI has put together a simple top ten list for implementation and another top ten list for observing drug testing.
Click on the images to the right to download these important tips.
To learn more about the importance of drug testing, listen to the JSI Podcast (Justice Speaks) episode on Drug Testing
Click on the images below to download JSI’s publications discussing corporate road safety issues.
To learn more about JSI's efforts on Corporate Road Safety, click here
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